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GDRRiley reacted to Taf the Ghost in UFD Tech TAKEN DOWN (for one week) After Being Guidelines Struck For Making Content Similar to LTT's UPDATE.
Even for Japanese companies, Nintendo is really aggressive, but also in the spaces they probably lose under US Law but wouldn't under Japanese Law. There's a very definite "screw it, you won't put up the fight" aspect to their actions.
At the scale Nintendo actually has to defend their IP, they aren't wrong. (LTT has how many videos on Retro Game playing devices? Which means Nintendo ROMs.) It's just they hit basically everyone hard unless they have a large fanbase. Because they're Image Conscious and don't take public criticism well.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from Mark Kaine in Rate the Photo Above you
beautiful shot I wish I had time this summer to get out and explore.
I really hate the lights here, I think its sodium instead of LEDs. These trains were both late after a number of signaling and crossing gate issues delayed them
Fuji X-S10 Sigma 30mm 1.4@ F3.2 1/100 iso10000
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GDRRiley reacted to bizzehdee in Gamers Nexus alleges LMG has insufficient ethics and integrity
contacting linus personally, and resolving it quietly. is the exact opposite of "proper journalistic practices", what an absolute narcasistic arrogant buffoon
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GDRRiley reacted to FadedSpark in Gamers Nexus alleges LMG has insufficient ethics and integrity
Specifically responding to this and while I don't expect a reply, this just is an excuse to me.
How many times have you done something extreme just for the sake of doing it? Or because you wanted the absolute best price be damned?
Whole home water cooling. Water chiller. Mineral oil PC etc etc.
If it was the best waterblock money could buy, someone will buy it.
You shouldn't have accepted the review if you weren't going to at least commit to doing it right. If you weren't comfortable with the expense of doing it right, then you should have declined.
All you did was damage a fledgling companies image.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from Omon_Ra in Company throwing out video equipment
it looks to just be a bunch of cheap converts. The case is likely worth a few bucks as is the HDMI splitter, otherwise its all junk
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GDRRiley got a reaction from NinJake in Rate the Photo Above you
beautiful shot I wish I had time this summer to get out and explore.
I really hate the lights here, I think its sodium instead of LEDs. These trains were both late after a number of signaling and crossing gate issues delayed them
Fuji X-S10 Sigma 30mm 1.4@ F3.2 1/100 iso10000
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GDRRiley got a reaction from YellowJersey in Rate the Photo Above you
beautiful shot I wish I had time this summer to get out and explore.
I really hate the lights here, I think its sodium instead of LEDs. These trains were both late after a number of signaling and crossing gate issues delayed them
Fuji X-S10 Sigma 30mm 1.4@ F3.2 1/100 iso10000
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GDRRiley got a reaction from RockSolid1106 in Rate the Photo Above you
beautiful shot I wish I had time this summer to get out and explore.
I really hate the lights here, I think its sodium instead of LEDs. These trains were both late after a number of signaling and crossing gate issues delayed them
Fuji X-S10 Sigma 30mm 1.4@ F3.2 1/100 iso10000
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GDRRiley reacted to UnknownWalls in Need help choosing a camera.
Is this good then?
Canon rebel t5-exellent condition-$87
Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS - well used - $94
Uni sd card reader $15 new
Wasabi power 2 battery’s lpe10 - $18 new
Pny 128gb elite x - $13 new
bold= amazon
italic = mbp
@GDRRiley @Vilacom
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GDRRiley reacted to YellowJersey in Rate the Photo Above you
A little taste of what I've been up to lately.
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GDRRiley reacted to Electronics Wizardy in What are the best SD Cards to Buy
What camera/device do you have? This tells you what calss of card to get as there is no point in getting a uhs-ii card for a uhs-i device
Ive been pretty happy with Sandisk, but all cards can fail at any time. Any of the big brands fron a good retailer(I'd stay away from marketplaces like amazon) is likely fine
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GDRRiley reacted to Radium_Angel in Rate the Photo Above you
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The touch of gold in the flowers, in contrast to the setting sun, is very nice.
I haven't done much photography in some time, life gets in the way of creativity, but I've been working on a 1937 Underwood typewriter Portable and thought the afternoon lighting, filtered through my curtains would look nice
Nikon D3x, with 90mm Macro lens f/22 0.8sec on a tripod, ISO100 with CWB. No post work done.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from sub68 in Rate the Photo Above you
the forum is English only except for a few threads in OT
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GDRRiley reacted to leadeater in Our fastest server EVER - Serviceable Whonnock
Because ram capacity and maximum possible throughput doesn't really matter in this situation and configuration. Simply having all the ram channels populated is quite satisfactory.
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GDRRiley reacted to leadeater in Our fastest server EVER - Serviceable Whonnock
Damn those converters are really nice, super cool for home labs and used servers.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from Eviljuche in Rate the Photo Above you
the forum is English only except for a few threads in OT
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GDRRiley got a reaction from CommanderAlex in Rate the Photo Above you
the forum is English only except for a few threads in OT
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GDRRiley got a reaction from Lightwreather in Rate the Photo Above you
Thanks, I really wanted a train in that sunset but it was super delayed.
I don't crop my photos till I pick what platform they are going on so most of the ones I share here are just the full shot.
I tend to embrace some noise in my photos, Fuji color science and filter pattern makes it look a lot more like film grain. I also need to be at ISO800 and above to get the most DR.
Feels very sterile, I almost want a funky lens or filter to make it seem less perfect
I'm going to do 3 edits of the same image. Again I really embraced the grain here
Fuji X-S10 Fuji 16-80 F4
F5.6 28mm 1/125 ISO6400
BART in downtown Berkeley waiting for my train with the soon to be retired original fleet after 50+ years of service.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from sub68 in Rate the Photo Above you
Thanks, I really wanted a train in that sunset but it was super delayed.
I don't crop my photos till I pick what platform they are going on so most of the ones I share here are just the full shot.
I tend to embrace some noise in my photos, Fuji color science and filter pattern makes it look a lot more like film grain. I also need to be at ISO800 and above to get the most DR.
Feels very sterile, I almost want a funky lens or filter to make it seem less perfect
I'm going to do 3 edits of the same image. Again I really embraced the grain here
Fuji X-S10 Fuji 16-80 F4
F5.6 28mm 1/125 ISO6400
BART in downtown Berkeley waiting for my train with the soon to be retired original fleet after 50+ years of service.
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GDRRiley reacted to leadeater in WHAT did I just BUY on Facebook Marketplace??
They can 🙂
Once you take the NetApp controller out of the equation they are just SAS disk enclosures with nothing special about them at all. Since SAS is compatible with SATA it just works but only the primary data path, no dual pathing and redundancy supported so in larger bay count enclosure you need to connect both data ports and half the disks will show on one cable and the other half on the other cable. Unless it's a much bigger enclosure with a SAS expander but then that's getting in to details most here don't need to be hit with unless they ask.
All you need to use these is a SAS card with external SAS ports and you're good to go.
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GDRRiley reacted to leadeater in WHAT did I just BUY on Facebook Marketplace??
@LinusTech @jakkuh_t You should have (just kidding) asked me since we're one of, maybe the biggest or was at one point, Netapp customers in my country.
FYI NetApp is not hardware RAID, that's wrong. NetApp is nearly identical to ZFS (to the point they had nerd fights with each other over who stole what). Those batteries are for the NVDIMM in the controllers. The controllers have NVDIMM as well as read cache cards (now NVMe SSDs for read cache).
The RAID Groups are "vdevs" and the RAID Groups (vdevs) are added to Aggregates which are the same as ZFS Pools. For simplicity sake you can literally think of and talk about NetApp as if it were ZFS and you'd be 80% or better correct.
All those JBODs are missing their second IOM module (SAS interface controller) which makes the JBOD fully redundant and you could lose up to 3 PSUs without loss of access to any disks in it (SAS disks only!).
Overall C- on the technical details 😅
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GDRRiley got a reaction from IC_SubiX in Rate the Photo Above you
Thanks, I really wanted a train in that sunset but it was super delayed.
I don't crop my photos till I pick what platform they are going on so most of the ones I share here are just the full shot.
I tend to embrace some noise in my photos, Fuji color science and filter pattern makes it look a lot more like film grain. I also need to be at ISO800 and above to get the most DR.
Feels very sterile, I almost want a funky lens or filter to make it seem less perfect
I'm going to do 3 edits of the same image. Again I really embraced the grain here
Fuji X-S10 Fuji 16-80 F4
F5.6 28mm 1/125 ISO6400
BART in downtown Berkeley waiting for my train with the soon to be retired original fleet after 50+ years of service.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from NinJake in Rate the Photo Above you
Thanks, I really wanted a train in that sunset but it was super delayed.
I don't crop my photos till I pick what platform they are going on so most of the ones I share here are just the full shot.
I tend to embrace some noise in my photos, Fuji color science and filter pattern makes it look a lot more like film grain. I also need to be at ISO800 and above to get the most DR.
Feels very sterile, I almost want a funky lens or filter to make it seem less perfect
I'm going to do 3 edits of the same image. Again I really embraced the grain here
Fuji X-S10 Fuji 16-80 F4
F5.6 28mm 1/125 ISO6400
BART in downtown Berkeley waiting for my train with the soon to be retired original fleet after 50+ years of service.
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GDRRiley got a reaction from IC_SubiX in Rate the Photo Above you
While the colors look nice everything is quite soft and has quite a bit of noise. The small sensor with high MP count isn't doing so well.
Fuji X-S10 Fuji 16-80 F4
F4 16mm 1/320 ISO3200
North of Goleta CA along US 101, I was stopped and waiting for a southbound Coast Starlight and Pacific Surfliner